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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

2

Hale Warns Germany Eyes U S Trade in Tariff Debate

Senator Hale of Maine warned that Germany seeks to invade American markets through competition, arguing the tariff protects consumers. Senator Gore defended retailers as market watchdogs while discussing manufacturers profits and tariff impacts on prices. Crawford opposed duties on natural products including lumber and iron ore. Rayner signaled moving iron ore to the free list.

Washington Germany Hale Maine Senate Gore Iron Maine New England Crawford Rayner Canada United States

Lorollas Paintings Fetch $12400 at Exhibition

Attendance for 21days in Copley Hall reached 29 741 with total receipts over $6000. Twenty two paintings sold for 12 400, plus duty to buyers 14 260. A dozen smaller works sold for 100 each. top prices reached 2400 for two pieces from Biarritz and 1200 for Joaquin.

Lorolla Copley Hall Biarritz Bayamar Paseo del Tan Joaquin Segovia Valencia Bay Puerto de Valencia

Fire devastates Pemigewassett House and nearby buildings

A large fire in Plymouth New Hampshire destroyed the Pemigewassett House once serving as Boston and Maine railroad station, plus adjacent express office. The blaze also scorched two farmhouses, with total losses pegged at about 250000 dollars. One hotel guest noted author Nathaniel Hawthorne died there in 1864. No injuries reported as guests evacuated safely.

Plymouth N. H White Mountains Pemigewassett House Boston & Maine Railroad Nathaniel Hawthorne Westerly

Shoe Men Dine In New Fair Building

The first world shoe and leather fair on the Charles River embankment Cambridge opened the exposition dining room for New England Shoe and Leather Association lunch. Attendees included President Charles C. Hoyt treasurer George McConnell secretary Thomas Anderson and director Robert C. King along with fair company president Oran Mettormack and Mayor Brooks of Cambridge.

Charles River Cambridge New England Shoe and Leather Association Charles C. Hoyt Association George McConnell Thomas ¥. Anderson Larry I. Thayer Robert C. King Edwin L. Sprague E. R. Hoag Oran Mettormack the Fair Company Herbert A. Smith George T. Koch Edward T. P. Graham Brooks James W. Spence Rockland C. H. Hoag Lynn C. J. Walden

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